@bakku/platform v4.0.2
1 Install & Use
1.1 Install
npm: npm install @bakku/platform
yarn: yarn install @bakku/platform
1.2 Use
refer Sample Project
startServer
startServer(
appOptions?: TypeServerOptions,
createExpressApp?: () => Express,
ssl?: https.ServerOptions
)
name | type | required | default | description |
---|---|---|---|---|
appOptions | TypeServerOptions | NO | input information for setting app | |
createExpressApp | () => Express | NO | createApp | custom create express instance, base on that for create APIs. Default createApp function in platform |
ssl | https.ServerOptions | NO | case use directive SSL for server |
TypeServerOptions:
name | type | required | default | description |
---|---|---|---|---|
host | string | NO | host which server will be used, should be 0.0.0.0 | |
port | number | NO | 8080 | port which server will be used |
apiPrefix | string | NO | prefix for all API => https://domain/[prefix]/[controller.paht]/[controller.apiPath] | |
logger | log object | NO | console | custom logging |
appHandlers | ExRequestHandler[] | NO | Array handler for express application, EX: CORS, userMiddleware... | |
staticHandlers | key: string: ExRequestHandler | ExRequestHandler[] | NO | static handlers, often use for static file |
documentOptions | TypeDocumentHandlers | NO | config for display APIs document | |
documentOptions | TypeDocumentHandlers | NO | config for display APIs document | |
errorHandlerOptions | TypeErrorHandlers | NO | Handle error default | |
bodyJsonSetting | bodyParser.OptionsJson | NO | config for parse json data in express: express.json(..) | |
appSettings | key: string: any | NO | config for app use any setting. EX: convert date format, json... |
Example:
const options: TypeServerOptions = {
apiPrefix: 'api', // => all your APis will be have prefix : /api/...
logger: global.applicationContexts.logger,
documentOptions: {
docPath: 'doc', // => API document page
},
};
startServer(options);
2 Detail
2.1 Controller
@Controller({
name: string | symbol,
path: string,
description?: string
})
EX:
@Controller({
name: 'HomeController',
path: 'home',
})
export class HomeController {
....
}
2.2 API methods
CommonType
@API(option: { type: TypeRequestMethod; path: string; description?: string; bodyContentType?: string; }): define any API
Note: TypeRequestMethod: 'get' | 'post' | 'put' | 'patch' | 'delete' | 'all'
DetailType:
@Get(path: string, description?: string): define Get API
@Delete(path: string, description?: string): define Delete API
@Post(path: string, description?: string, bodyContentType?: string): define Post API
@Put(path: string, description?: string, bodyContentType?: string): define Put API
@Patch(path: string, description?: string, bodyContentType?: string): define Patch API
@UseAll(path: string, description?: string, bodyContentType?: string): define UseAll API
2.3 Middleware
2.3.1 @Middleware(ExRequestHandler | ExRequestHandler[]): define middleware for each API
Note: ExRequestHandler is RequestHandler - (req, res, next) : void EX:
const requireLoggedInMiddleWare = async ( req: ExRequest, _res: ExResponse, next: ExNextFunction) => {
let user;
// check user from header token
//....
if (!user) throw new Error('You need to login first!');
req.user = user;
next();
};
@Controller({
name: 'HomeController',
path: 'home',
})
export class HomeController {
@Get('user')
@Middleware(requireLoggedInMiddleWare)
doSomething(@Req() req: ExRequest) {
return req.user;
}
}
2.3.2 @MiddlewareCustom( () => ExRequestHandler): define middleware for each API
const customRequireAdminInMiddleWare =() => {
// get roles
const adminRoles = ...// do somethings.
return async ( req: ExRequest, \_res: ExResponse, next: ExNextFunction) => {
let user;
// check user from header token
//....
if (!user || !user.role || !adminRole.includes(user.role)) throw new Error('You are not allow process this feature!');
req.user = user;
next();
}
};
@Controller({
name: 'HomeController',
path: 'home',
})
export class HomeController {
@Get('admin')
@MiddlewareCustom(customRequireAdminInMiddleWare)
doSomething(@Req() req: ExRequest) {
return req.user;
}
}
2.4 Data from request
2.4.1 Data from header @Headers()
@Controller({
name: 'HomeController',
path: 'home',
})
export class HomeController {
@Get('admin')
doSomething(
@Headers() headers: any,
) {
return {headers};
}
}
2.4.2 Data from queries @Queries()
@Controller({
name: 'HomeController',
path: 'home',
})
export class HomeController {
@Post('test')
doSomething(
@Queries() queries: any,
) {
return {queries};
}
}
2.4.3 Data from params @Params()
@Controller({
name: 'HomeController',
path: 'home',
})
export class HomeController {
@Post('test')
doSomething(
@Params() params: any,
) {
return {params};
}
}
2.4.4 Data from body
@Body()
@Controller({
name: 'HomeController',
path: 'home',
})
export class HomeController {
@Post('test')
doSomething(
@Body() body: any,
) {
return {body};
}
}
2.4.5 get all request
@Req()
@Controller({
name: 'HomeController',
path: 'home',
})
export class HomeController {
@Post('test')
doSomething(
@Req() req: ExRequest,
) {
console.log(req.header, req.body, ...)
return {ok: true};
}
}
2.4.5 get all response
@Res()
@Controller({
name: 'HomeController',
path: 'home',
})
export class HomeController {
@Post('test')
doSomething(
@Res() res: ExResponse,
) {
console.log(res.header,, ...)
return {ok: true};
}
}
2.4 Data for response
In normal when request success, the response will received the returned data from controller method and use it as body data.
I
Error case:
Response:
header:
status: statusCode
body:
error: {
status: statusCode,
code: errorCode, //base on requirement
message: errorMessage //base on requirement
}
3. Validation
refer @bakku/validation
Validation base on schema when getting data from request.
3.1 Use schema for any data
For validation auto run, pass the corresponding validation schema.
EX:
const HeaderSecretDataSchema: IObjectSchema = {
type: 'object',
validation: { isRequired: true },
properties: {
'apikey': StringRequireSchema,
},
};
@Controller({
name: 'HomeController',
path: 'home',
})
export class HomeController {
@Get('admin')
doSomething(
@Headers(HeaderSecretDataSchema) headers: any,
) {
// header.apikey will be validate as required, if not it will throw error
return {headers};
}
}
=====================
=> response:
header: 400
body: {
error: {
status: 400,
code: ...
message: 'headers.apikey' are required
}
}
Note: the same for other data:
@Body(schema) body: any
@Queries(schema) body: any
@Params(schema) body: any
3.2 Use class with DI
@DI(options: IDataPropertyInjectedParams)
IDataPropertyInjectedParams is extends data from ISchemaGeneral of @bakku/validation with:
options.sample // sample data for displaying in document api
options.description //// description data for displaying in document api
3.2.1 Common data
@DataProperty - require data
@DataPropertyOptional - not require data
EX:
class CreateAccountRequestBodyDto {
@DataProperty({ validation: { format: 'isEmail' } })
email: string;
@DataProperty({ validation: { format: new RegExp('^(?=.*?[0-9])(?=.*[!@#$%^&*])(?=.*[a-z])(?=.*[A-Z]).{8,}$') } })
password: string;
}
//==> Result:
....
@Body() body: CreateAccountRequestBodyDto,
...
3.2.2 Data is enum
@DataEnumProperty -
@DataEnumPropertyOptional
EX:
enum AccountType {
USER = 'USER',
MANAGER = 'MANAGER',
}
class CreateAccountRequestBodyDto {
...
@DataEnumProperty({ enumData: getEnumData(AccountType) })
accountType: AccountType;
...
}
//==> Result:
....
@Body() body: CreateAccountRequestBodyDto,
...
3.2.3 Data is array
@DataArrayProperty -
@DataArrayPropertyOptional
EX:
class Person {
@DataProperty()
name:
}
const StringSchema: IStringSchema = { type: 'string' };
class RequestBodyDto {
...
@DataArrayProperty({ itemSchema: { propertyType: Person } })
listPerson: Person[];
@DataArrayProperty({ itemSchema: StringSchema })
listMessages: string[];
...
}
//==> Result:
....
@Body() body: RequestBodyDto,
...
3.2.5 Data is file upload
@DataFileProperty -
@DataFilePropertyOptional
4 Special cases
4.1 Self handle app error:
const options: TypeServerOptions = {
apiPrefix: 'api',
errorHandlerOptions: {
isSelfHandleError: true,
},
};
const { app } = startServer(options);
routeAppError(app, options);
4.2 Using swagger document API.
using with swagger-ui-express
Note: because default handle error will force all APIs which is defined after start server is not found APIs. So for prevent it, and define API for swagger, should use combine with custom handle error above.
....
import swaggerUi from 'swagger-ui-express';
....
const options: TypeServerOptions = {
apiPrefix: 'api',
errorHandlerOptions: {
isSelfHandleError: true,
},
};
const { app, apiData } = startServer(options);
const swaggerJson = convertToSwaggerJson(apiData);
app.use('/swagger', swaggerUi.serve, swaggerUi.setup(swaggerJson));
routeAppError(app, options);
...
4.3 Custom data response.
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